~ an Adventure Board Game for Kids (and Their Adults)

We really enjoyed this game with my nephew

I just love this game! So it was interesting to see that the few negative reviews almost swayed me, and then I realized they were by adults who seemed to care more about themselves, and had lost their ability to be playful😅The kids keep asking to play Dragon Wings. I've played at least a half dozen times and they have played on their own at least that much. The younger ones who don't read as well take it out and pretend to play. Best of all they are getting along better than I have ever seen. They really need to get this into schools. I believe bullying would happen a lot less, connecting is the opposite of bullying.At first, there is a brief reading with each turn, like any game with depth. But, the reading became much less after playing a few times. We love reading each new activity, and are curious about the ones we haven't done yet.I think the prime range for this game is ages 5 to 12. If at least one of the players is in this age range older kids and adults will enjoy it too. For some, getting them away from their iPad may take a bit, but I have seen once they have played Dragon Wings a few times they relax and enjoy themselves. The older kids seem to love stepping up to guide the younger ones. And, I do think this game is designed to help parents relearn how to play and become better parents, too🤗The best thing for me is after playing Dragon Wings I feel something positive has happened. Each time!

My niece loved this game! Their are good things about it. Almost every square is an active square (and all players must participate), everyone ends up a winner, it has squares that encourages imagination using what if scenarios, it has squares that encourages you to recognize who loves you, good deeds, etc.The downside is you have to have a good reader. The fact that each square is something, a person must open the instruction book after a player lands on a square and read what needs to be done. Since all the players must participate it can drag the game on.

Dragon Wings is an amazing game and wonderful fun for my entire family! Both kids and adults love to play it. I think that the most unique quality of Dragon Wings is that it encourages creativity and cultivates happiness for all participants. It has great depth and everyone will have a unique experience. I have played many board games throughout my life. This one is a real winner!

Everyone takes turns doing or saying silly things (or not) until events line up to end the game. The only challenge to the game is how ridiculous do you want to be socially, but even then there's no punishment, failure, loss, or anything negative in the game mechanics. For me, no potential to lose makes for a poor game. At best, it's a silly social activity, but even my younger kids felt done with the game after just one play.

Fun interactive game for the whole family. My granddaughter loves dragons and LOVES this game. Her laughter and excitement, when playing this game, makes playing a fabulous activity.

The description doesn't meet reality. The manufacture and art were OK but the board was warped. The game play is confusing with unclear instructions, and the cards are just awful. Please see attached photo. Really? You want me to pretend to be a dog pooping?Obviously it's opened so I can't return it, but this was completely NOT worth the money I spent for a gift for my daughter. Absolutely horrible.My daughter even said one minute it seemed like it was for small children, and the next minute she was receiving mixed signals because the cards were really potentially inappropriate.

There is no end😂 Also, you have to keep the book or else you can never play again. I also don't like how theres no winner. Kids cant learn how to deal with losing if everyone's a winner, but thats just a personal opinion on development.